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'''Things to Know'''

First of all, you must read the [[WSOP]][[Wartime_Standard_Operating_Procedures]].

First of all, you must read the WSOP [[Wartime_Standard_Operating_Procedures]].

Everything else is just advice, you can be the judge of whether its good or not. Judging the WSOP is irrelevant, you only follow it, its there for our safety.

- Fleet Up - PVE Mining

- Mumble On

- D-Scan

'''Fleet Up - PVE Mining - Mumble On'''

- Resist the Retriever - Use Ventures or Procurer

Join the OpFort fleet, that is what its there for. Theres no reason for you not to if you are operating in space during war, but plenty of reasons why you should. For starters, you now have some intelligence on enemy movements from your fleet. You may even be able to provide intelligence back to them if you are alone in a system. On that note, being alone mining in a system isn't the best idea either but you can figure that into your risk/reward calculations based on how far you are from safety. If several of you are mining, it's helpful to keep tabs on one another whether you are in the same belt, system or not. Ideally you are on opposite sides of the same belt with your dscans in a happy duet, a good way to ensure that at least one of you gets away.

'''D-Scan'''

Use your Directional scanner alot. <rough draft> Its got extra range and it can pick up things farther away that your regular scanner in Overview does. This is a horribly untechnical explanation for using this and should not be published for public consumption..<rough draft>

'''Resist the Retriever'''

''"But its so biiig...."''

Use Ventures or Procurer

--Procurers are the cheapest and fastest barge, smaller hold but same throughput. Ventures are good too/different scales of economy

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 '''Things to Know'''
-First of all, you must read the [[WSOP]][[Wartime_Standard_Operating_Procedures]].
+First of all, you must read the WSOP [[Wartime_Standard_Operating_Procedures]].
 Everything else is just advice, you can be the judge of whether its good or not. Judging the WSOP is irrelevant, you only follow it, its there for our safety.
-- Fleet Up - PVE Mining
-- Mumble On
-- D-Scan
+'''Fleet Up - PVE Mining - Mumble On'''
-- Resist the Retriever - Use Ventures or Procurer
+Join the OpFort fleet, that is what its there for. Theres no reason for you not to if you are operating in space during war, but plenty of reasons why you should. For starters, you now have some intelligence on enemy movements from your fleet. You may even be able to provide intelligence back to them if you are alone in a system. On that note, being alone mining in a system isn't the best idea either but you can figure that into your risk/reward calculations based on how far you are from safety. If several of you are mining, it's helpful to keep tabs on one another whether you are in the same belt, system or not. Ideally you are on opposite sides of the same belt with your dscans in a happy duet, a good way to ensure that at least one of you gets away.
+'''D-Scan'''
+Use your Directional scanner alot. <rough draft> Its got extra range and it can pick up things farther away that your regular scanner in Overview does. This is a horribly untechnical explanation for using this and should not be published for public consumption..<rough draft>
+'''Resist the Retriever'''
+''"But its so biiig...."''
+Use Ventures or Procurer
 --Procurers are the cheapest and fastest barge, smaller hold but same throughput. Ventures are good too/different scales of economy